We Educate & Advocate for Salmon!
The miracle of the salmon cycle affects all of us. Here at FISH in Issaquah, the most visited hatchery in Washington State, we are committed to salmon, community, education, stewardship, our future, the environment and you!
Partnership in Salmon Protection, Recovery and Education
We conduct educational tours at the hatchery, provide a robust online salmon curriculum, and bring the community, organizations and local officials together to advocate on behalf of salmon in the Pacific Northwest.
Available Now!
Latest Fish News
Where Is It Safe to Farm Salmon? On Shore!
Canada is taking big steps to eliminate the environmental damage and risks posed by pen-raised salmon…
Klamath River on track to remove Four Dams to Benefit Salmon
An agreement has been reached between California, Oregon and PacifiCorp company to remove four hydroelectric dams along California’s second largest river…
Give the gift of many happy returns!
Support our important work at FISH by filling your loved ones’ stockings with our Holiday Brown Bear Car Wash tickets and Bricks for FISH!
Puget Sound has a Nitrogen Problem — It’s Time to Upgrade our Sewage Plants
Nitrogen from wastewater treatment plants are creating a serious problem for salmon, orcas, and the Puget Sound food web…
Chemical responsible for mass annual coho deaths identified
In these mass coho death events, anywhere from 40% to 90% perish in the most affected urban streams…
Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery
125 W. Sunset Way
Issaquah, WA 98027
425.392.1118
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We Educate & Advocate for Salmon!
The miracle of the salmon cycle affects all of us. Here at FISH in Issaquah, the most visited hatchery in Washington State, we are committed to salmon, community, education, stewardship, our future, the environment and you!
Partnership in Salmon Protection, Recovery and Education
We conduct educational tours at the hatchery, provide a robust online salmon curriculum, and bring the community, organizations and local officials together to advocate on behalf of salmon in the Pacific Northwest.
Available Now!
Where Is It Safe to Farm Salmon? On Shore!
Canada is taking big steps to eliminate the environmental damage and risks posed by pen-raised salmon…
Klamath River on track to remove Four Dams to Benefit Salmon
An agreement has been reached between California, Oregon and PacifiCorp company to remove four hydroelectric dams along California’s second largest river…
Give the gift of many happy returns!
Support our important work at FISH by filling your loved ones’ stockings with our Holiday Brown Bear Car Wash tickets and Bricks for FISH!
Puget Sound has a Nitrogen Problem — It’s Time to Upgrade our Sewage Plants
Nitrogen from wastewater treatment plants are creating a serious problem for salmon, orcas, and the Puget Sound food web…
Chemical responsible for mass annual coho deaths identified
In these mass coho death events, anywhere from 40% to 90% perish in the most affected urban streams…